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    Movie review: In 'Rambo: Last Blood,' Sylvester Stallone's action hero sets off on a personal mission, even as age creeps up

    by Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times Sep 20, 2019 3 minutes

    While some actors resist even playing the same type more than once, Sylvester Stallone has made a career out of, in effect, saying: "Bring it on."

    He's portrayed one character, boxer Rocky Balboa, in eight films and counting, and he's taken on mercenary Barney Ross in a trio of "The Expendables" epics with a fourth in the works.

    And then there is John Rambo.

    Stallone has been playing the psychologically damaged Vietnam veteran with enviable

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